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I'm running Oracle 7.32 and writing a ProC 2.2 program using pthreads on a HP K400 running HPUX-10.10.
The example in the Pro*C Manual (Part NO. A32548-1) pages 3-109 thru 3-113 show that a context is defined as type "sql_context". The only Oracle header file explicitly included in the example is "sqlca.h".
My compiler is given the ORACLE_HOME/precomp/public include file path, so I know that it is finding "sqlca.h". Unfortunately, it barfs hard on any reference to "sql_context" as an unexpected symbol. Moreover, I believe that I've scanned all the Oracle header files and I cannot find "sql_context" typedef'd anywhere!!!
This is a major bummer. Is the Pro*C manual syntax wrong? Is my Oracle 7.32 installation damaged?
Any help would be appreciated. Received on Thu Jun 26 1997 - 00:00:00 CDT
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